The richness of life on Earth — the species, ecosystems, and genetic diversity we depend on and are losing.
A Pulitzer Prize winner on the species humans are currently driving to extinction. Essential and devastating.
Staff writer at The New Yorker since 1999 whose 2014 Sixth Extinction won the Pulitzer for general non-fiction. Made the scale of human-caused species loss legible without turning the reader away.
E.O. Wilson's proposal: protect half the Earth's land and sea to save biodiversity. A serious and moving vision.
An open-access database with over 2 billion records of life on Earth. Extraordinary.